JP2000048264A - Journal sheets of paper management method, transaction processor and transaction recording journal sheets of paper - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To make it possible to easily and surely discriminate a desired roll journal sheets of paper and to make it possible to reduce a time needed for a retrieval time by devising a printing part of discrimination information in the roll journal sheets of paper in a transaction processor. SOLUTION: This device is composed of a processing part 2 for processing data regarding a transaction, a printing part 3 for printing a journal sheet of paper while winding up the journal sheets of paper in a roll shape, a transaction information printing control part 4 for controlling the printing part 3 so as to print information regarding the transaction onto the journal sheets of paper, a detection part 5 for detecting a timing in which the roll journal sheets of paper is taken out and a discrimination information printing control part 6 for controlling the printing part 3 so that the discrimination information is printed in an area exposed to an outer most periphery of the roll journal sheets of paper when the roll journal sheets of paper is taken out.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

(Contents) Technical Field to which the Invention pertains Prior Art Problems to be Solved by the Invention Means for Solving the Problems (FIG. 1) Embodiments of the Invention (FIGS. 2 to 6) Effects of the Invention

[0002]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a journal paper management method and a transaction processing apparatus suitable for use in recording and managing transactions in a POS terminal, and a journal paper for transaction recording.

[0003]

2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, the POS (Position)
int Of Sales: point-of-sale information management) system has been introduced, and POS terminals are placed at each store and the contents of daily transactions are entered into this POS terminal as needed.
Information related to these transactions is printed as transaction information on journal paper attached to the POS terminal, and the transaction information is transmitted to the head office host computer or the like through a communication line or the like, and information such as trends in sales of merchandise, sales, and the like is obtained. It is managed by the headquarters.

A journal sheet attached to a POS terminal is formed by winding a single long sheet of paper into a roll. When this journal sheet is attached to the POS terminal and transaction contents are input from the POS terminal, the transaction is executed. The information is printed on the receipt paper and also on the journal paper. This journal paper has transaction information printed on one side,
The printed contents are wound up in a roll shape so as to be exposed on the outer periphery of the roll, and the printed roll-shaped journal paper thus formed is removed from the POS terminal and stored as a transaction record. Is done.

[0005] In the conventional journal paper management method, when journal paper that has not been printed is attached to the POS terminal at the start of processing by the POS terminal at the time of opening a store, the store number, the POS terminal number, the terminal operator, and the like. (Or a code that can distinguish the terminal operator) and identification information (management information) including information such as the processing start date and time are printed at the top position of this journal sheet.

In addition, the unprinted portion of the journal paper attached to the POS terminal is reduced, and the unprinted journal paper is removed when a printed roll-shaped journal paper is taken out and a new unprinted journal paper is refilled. When the sheet is attached to the POS terminal, these identification information are printed on the leading portion of the newly attached unprinted journal sheet.

[0007] Thereafter, every time a transaction such as a sale of goods occurs, the POS terminal operator inputs the details of the transaction through the POS terminal, whereby the transaction details are printed on a receipt paper, and the transaction record is recorded as a transaction record. It is sequentially printed on journal paper. At the end of a daily transaction such as closing a store, each POS terminal performs a settlement process for the transaction contents, and prints the settlement contents at the last position of the transaction record printed on the rolled journal paper.

[0008] These printed journal paper sheets are removed from the POS terminal and stored for a predetermined period by an administrator of the POS terminal device. It should be noted that such printed rolled journal paper is required to be stored for a predetermined period by tax law. Where, for example,
If the transaction information becomes unclear at a later date and it becomes necessary to confirm the transaction information, the POS terminal administrator searches for the corresponding printed journal paper from the storage location and prints it. The transaction information to be investigated is searched for from the completed rolled journal paper, and the content of the printed record is confirmed.

[0009]

However, in such a conventional journal paper management method, since the identification information is printed only at the head position of the rolled journal paper, the identification information is printed on the printed rolled journal paper. In order to identify the desired roll-shaped journal paper by checking the identification information, the leading portion of the printed roll-shaped journal paper, that is, the portion closest to the core of the printed journal paper that is to be wound into a roll, It is necessary to check the identification information printed at the leading position of the drawer, and there is a problem that a great deal of labor is required to find the specific printed journal paper to be investigated.

If the desired roll-shaped journal paper can be specified by date and time, the last part of the printed roll-shaped journal paper is slightly pulled out, and the date and time information recorded as a transaction record on the journal paper is referred to. It is determined whether or not the rolled journal paper is the desired one based on the date and time information. In particular, for example, when a large number of POS terminals are installed and used in one store such as a department store, a large number of printed roll-shaped journal papers are generated in one day, and the large number of roll-shaped journal papers are generated. A great deal of effort is required to find a specific rolled journal paper to be investigated from the paper.

[0011] In addition, in order to easily find a specific roll-shaped journal sheet to be investigated from among such a large amount of roll-shaped journal sheets, when a printed roll-shaped journal sheet is removed from a POS terminal, POS
There is also a method in which a terminal administrator or the like writes handwritten identification information on the outer peripheral surface of a rolled journal paper that has been printed.However, such a handwritten method may cause erroneous writing or omission of identification information. There is a problem that it is easy.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of such a problem, and a desired roll-shaped journal paper can be easily and reliably identified by devising a printing position of identification information on the roll-shaped journal paper. Like so
It is an object of the present invention to provide a journal sheet management method, a transaction processing apparatus, and a transaction record journal sheet in which the time required for the search time is reduced.

[0013]

Therefore, in a journal paper management method according to the present invention, in a transaction processing device for processing data relating to a transaction, information on the transaction is printed on a journal sheet as transaction information, and the transaction information is printed. A journal paper management method for storing the rolled journal paper as a take-up roll paper, detecting a timing at which the roll-shaped journal paper on which transaction information is printed is taken out from the transaction processing apparatus, and detecting the timing, the roll-shaped journal paper is detected. After printing the identification information that can identify the contents of the transaction information printed on the rolled journal paper in the area exposed on the outermost periphery of the rolled journal paper when the journal paper is removed, trade the rolled journal paper It is taken out of the processing device and stored (claim 1).

At this time, the timing is the time when the transaction is completed and the settlement process for the transaction is completed, and after the identification information is printed, the roll-shaped journal paper is separated from the unprinted journal paper in the transaction processing apparatus. And may be taken out (claim 2). Further, the timing is when the end of the journal paper in the transaction processing apparatus is detected, and after printing the identification information, the roll-shaped journal paper may be taken out from the transaction processing apparatus, and the unprinted journal paper may be refilled ( Claim 3).

Further, the identification information is at least one of a start date and time of processing by the transaction processing device, information for specifying the transaction processing device, information for specifying an operator of the transaction processing device, and an end date and time for processing by the transaction processing device. (Claim 4). FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the principle of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1, a transaction processing apparatus 1 according to the present invention includes a processing unit 2 for processing data relating to a transaction, and a journal sheet while winding the journal sheet into a roll. , A transaction information print control unit 4 that controls the print unit 3 so that information on the transaction is printed on the journal paper as transaction information, and a roll-shaped journal paper on which the transaction information is printed is taken out. A detection unit 5 for detecting the timing, and when the detection unit 5 detects the timing, when the roll-shaped journal paper is taken out, it is printed on the roll-shaped journal paper in an area exposed to the outermost periphery of the roll-shaped journal paper. And an identification information print control unit 6 for controlling the printing unit 3 so as to print identification information capable of specifying the contents of the transaction information. It is characterized in (Claim 5).

With such a configuration, when the detection unit 5 detects the timing of removing the roll-shaped journal paper on which the transaction information is printed, the printing unit 3 is controlled by the identification information print control unit 6, and the roll-shaped journal paper is removed. Identification information for identifying the contents of the transaction information recorded on the rolled journal paper is printed on an area exposed at the outermost periphery of the rolled journal paper when the rolled journal paper is taken out.

The detecting unit 5 may detect, as the timing, a point in time at which the processing unit ends the transaction and completes the settlement process for the transaction (claim 6), and detects a point in time when the journal sheet ends. (Claim 7). Further, the identification information may include at least one of the start date and time of the processing by the processing unit, the information for identifying the apparatus, the information for identifying the operator of the apparatus, and the end date and time of the processing by the processing unit. (Claim 8).

Further, the transaction recording journal paper of the present invention is a journal paper on which information relating to a transaction is printed as transaction information in a transaction processing apparatus for processing data relating to the transaction. The identifiable identification information is printed at the end (claim 9). The transaction record journal paper is wound up and stored in a roll each time the transaction information is printed, and identification information is printed on the area exposed at the outermost periphery when it is taken out from the transaction processing device. (Claim 10).

[0019]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 2 is a block diagram schematically showing a configuration of a main part of a transaction processing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a schematic view of a printed rolled journal sheet taken out from the transaction processing apparatus of the embodiment. FIG. 4 is a perspective view schematically shown, and FIG.

In recent years, POS (Point O)
f Sales: point-of-sale information management) A terminal (transaction processing device) is arranged, and the POS terminal operator prints the details of the transaction on the receipt by inputting the details of the daily transaction to the POS terminal 10 as needed. At the same time, information relating to the transaction is printed as transaction information on a roll-shaped journal paper 100 as shown in FIG. 3, and the information of the transaction is transmitted to a host computer or the like of the headquarters through a communication line or the like. It manages information such as trends and sales.

The POS terminal 10, as shown in FIG.
PU 20, ROM 21, RAM 22, communication interface 23, keyboard controller 24, keyboard 2
5, a display controller 26, a monitor 27, a printer controller 28, a receipt printer 29, a journal printer 30, a clock circuit 32, and a system bus 31.

The ROM 21 is a memory in which various programs for operating the POS terminal 10 are stored in advance.
The RAM 22 is a memory in which various data are temporarily stored. The RAM 22 stores the identification information 101, that is, the start date and time of the processing by the POS terminal 10,
Information for specifying the terminal 10, information for specifying the operator of the POS terminal 10, and the like are stored.

Here, the information for specifying the POS terminal 10 includes, for example, a store number where the POS terminal 10 is located, information on a floor where the POS terminal 10 is installed, information on a sales floor, and identification of each POS terminal 10. Numbers and the like are stored. The CPU 20 is a central control device that drives and controls each circuit device according to a program stored in the ROM 21, and processes data relating to transactions, and corresponds to the processing unit illustrated in FIG.

The keyboard 25 includes a numeric key, a department key,
This is an input device including a subtotal key, a deposit / current total key, a cancel key, and the like. The POS terminal operator performs various input operations using the keyboard 25. The keyboard controller 24 controls the operation of the keyboard 25 and transmits the input contents input by the keyboard 25 to the CPU 20 and the like.

The communication interface 23 is an interface for connecting to a head office host computer or the like via a communication line or the like (not shown), and transmits and receives various data to and from the head office host computer and the like. I have. The monitor 27 is a display device for displaying various information, and the display controller 26 controls the operation of the monitor 27.

The receipt printer 29 is a printing device for printing the contents of a transaction or the like on a receipt paper (not shown). The journal paper 30 is detachably attached to the journal printer 30. The journal printer 30 prints information on transactions and identification information while winding unprinted journal paper in a roll shape, and corresponds to the printing unit 3 shown in FIG.

The long journal paper printed by the journal printer 30 is wound up in a roll form in the POS terminal 10 every time information relating to a transaction is printed, and shown in FIG. 3 at a predetermined timing. The rolled journal paper 100 is taken out of the POS terminal 10. The printer controller 28
This is a control device for controlling the operation of the receipt printer 29 and the journal printer 30. The receipt printer 29 and the journal printer 30 print various information on receipt paper and journal paper, respectively.

The printer controller 28 controls the journal printer 30 so as to print information on transactions, that is, information such as traded product name, product unit price, number of transactions, etc. as transaction information on journal paper. It functions as the transaction information print control unit 4 shown in FIG. Further, the printer controller 28
Prior to starting the printing of the transaction information on the journal paper, the journal printer 30 is controlled to print the identification information 101 in the leading area of the journal paper,
When a predetermined timing for removing the roll-shaped journal paper 100 is detected, when the printed roll-shaped journal paper 100 is removed, the roll-shaped journal paper 1 is removed.
The journal printer 30 prints identification information 101 that can specify the contents of the transaction information printed on the roll-shaped journal paper 100 at an area exposed on the outermost periphery of the journal paper 100, that is, at the end of the roll-shaped journal paper 100.
And functions also as the identification information print control unit 6 shown in FIG.

A journal paper near-end detection device (not shown) is attached to the journal printer 30. When the remaining amount of unprinted journal paper attached to the journal printer 30 becomes equal to or less than a predetermined value, an unprinted journal paper is detected. It is determined that the remaining amount of the journal paper is small (a near end of the journal paper is detected), and the POS is displayed by displaying the fact on the monitor 27 or generating a warning sound.
The terminal operator is notified of the detection of the near end of the journal paper.

Further, a journal paper end detecting device (not shown) is attached to the journal printer 30. The end of the unprinted journal paper attached to the journal printer 30 is located upstream of the print execution portion of the journal printer 30. The passage of the position (journal paper end) is detected, and the POS terminal operator is notified of the detection of the end of the journal paper by means such as displaying on the monitor 27 or issuing a warning sound.

The journal paper end detecting device is provided with a light emitting element and a light receiving element, for example, at a position upstream of a print execution portion of the journal printer 30 for unprinted journal paper and opposed to the unprinted journal paper. The light-emitting element and the light-receiving element are arranged, and the light-emitting element always outputs light from the light-receiving element to the light-receiving element. When the journal paper runs out and the light output from the light emitting element is received by the light receiving element, it is determined that the unprinted journal paper has run out (journal paper end).

In the POS terminal 10 of the present embodiment, the CPU detects the end of the journal paper by the journal paper end detecting device and the CPU in response to the closing process instruction input from the keyboard 25 by the POS terminal operator.
The printer controller 28 is notified of the point in time at which the transaction 20 has completed the transaction settlement processing as the predetermined timing (the timing at which the roll-shaped journal paper 100 is taken out). That is, in this embodiment, the journal paper end detection device, the keyboard 25 and the CP
U20 functions as the detection unit 5 shown in FIG. At this time, the journal paper end detection timing may be directly notified from the journal paper end detection device to the printer controller 28, or the POS terminal operator who recognizes the timing may operate the keyboard 25 to operate the printer controller 28. May be notified.

The system bus 31 is a bus line for connecting the circuit devices, and various data and instructions are transmitted between the circuit devices via the system bus 31. The clock circuit 32 is a circuit device for clocking the date and time. In response to a request from the CPU 20 or the printer controller 28, the clock circuit 32
20 and the printer controller 28.

Since the POS terminal (transaction processing apparatus) 10 according to one embodiment of the present invention is configured as described above, a journal paper management method for managing journal paper using such a POS terminal 10 is shown in FIG. , Will be described with reference to the flowchart shown in FIG. FIG. 5 is a flowchart (steps S1 to S12) for explaining a journal sheet management method as one embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 6 is a flowchart (steps S21 to S28) for explaining a subroutine for printing identification information. is there.

At the start of processing by the POS terminal 10 at the start of business (step S1), the POS terminal operator attaches unprinted journal paper to the journal printer 30. At this time, the POS terminal operator instructs the keyboard 25 to print the identification information 101 on unprinted journal paper, or the POS terminal 10
The printer controller 28 automatically controls the journal printer 30 to print the identification information 101 at the head position of the unprinted journal paper (step S2).

Here, an example of the procedure for printing the identification information 101 on the journal paper shown in steps S2, S8 and S12 in FIG. 5 will be described with reference to FIG. First, it is determined from the input of the keyboard 25 or the like whether or not the identification information 101 is to be printed at the head position of the unprinted journal paper (that is, whether or not the opening process is performed) (step S21). If the identification information is to be printed (YES route of step S21), the shop number stored in the RAM 22 and the identification number of the POS terminal 10 are printed as information for identifying the shop (steps S26 and S27). Then, referring to the clock circuit 32, the date and time at that point are printed as the date and time of the opening process (that is, the date and time of starting the process) (step S28). The start date and time of this processing is written into the RAM 22 and is held until the processing is completed.

On the other hand, when the printing position of the identification information 101 is not the top position of the journal paper, that is, when the identification information 101 is printed at the last position (step S21).
As shown in FIG. 4, the shop number stored in the RAM 22, the identification number of the POS terminal 10, and the start date and time of the process are printed (steps S22 to S24), as shown in FIG.
Further, referring to the clock circuit 32, the date and time at that time are printed as the end date and time of the processing (step S25).

After the store number, the POS number, and the start date and time are printed as identification information 101 at the leading position of the journal paper, it is determined whether or not to end the processing by the POS terminal 10 (step S3). When using continuously without terminating (N in step S3)
O route), and further, it is determined whether or not a transaction has occurred (step S4).

If a transaction does not occur (NO route in step S4), the process returns to step S3 and waits for a transaction to occur until the keyboard 25 inputs an instruction to terminate the POS terminal 10 (step S4). Step S3 to step S4). If a transaction has occurred (YES route in step S4), the CPU 20 performs processing such as calculation, prints the transaction content on a receipt paper by the receipt printer 29, and prints transaction information on the journal paper by the journal printer 30. Then, the printed journal paper is wound up in a roll shape to form a rolled journal paper 100 (step S5).

It is determined whether a journal paper near-end is detected by a journal paper near-end detecting device (not shown) (step S6). If the journal paper near-end is detected (Y in step S6).
ES route), the monitor 27 is displayed to that effect, and the POS
Along with notifying the terminal operator, it is further determined whether the journal paper end detection device has detected the end of the journal paper (step S7).

If the near end of the journal paper is not detected by the near paper end detecting device of the journal (NO route of step S6), and if the end of the journal paper is not detected by the detecting device of the end of journal paper (NO route of step S7), step S3 is performed. On the other hand, if the end of the journal paper is detected by the journal paper end detection device (Y in step S7)
ES route), the printer controller 28 controls the journal printer 30, and
As shown in FIG. 4, a store number, a POS number, a process disclosure date and time, and an end date and time are provided as identification information 101 in an area from the last position of the transaction information printed at 0 to the last end of the rolled journal paper 100. Print (Step S
8).

After the POS terminal operator takes out the printed journal paper 100 from the POS terminal 10, the POS terminal 10 refills the POS terminal 10 with unprinted journal paper (step S9), and returns to step S2. At this time, the POS terminal operator instructs the keyboard 25 to print the identification information at the leading position of a new unprinted journal sheet, so that the printer controller 28 controls the journal printer 30 and The store number, the POS number, and the processing start date and time are printed as identification information 101 at the leading position of the printed journal paper (step S2).

When the POS terminal 10 is to be terminated (YES route in step S3), the POS terminal operator instructs the POS terminal 10 to close the POS terminal 10 through the keyboard 25.
Is shifted to a closing process (step S10), and a settlement process is performed for the transactions performed up to that point (step S11). In this settlement process, the POS terminal 10 starts the processing and ends the POS terminal 10 processing.
All transaction information performed by the terminal 10 is stored in the RAM 2
2, and the sales amount and the like are settled.

After the settlement processing is completed, the printer controller 28 controls the journal printer 30 to provide identification information 101 at the last position of the transaction information printed on the roll-shaped journal paper 100 as shown in FIG. The shop number, the POS number, the start date and time and the end date and time of the process are printed (step S12).
It is separated from unprinted journal paper in the OS terminal 10 and taken out and stored.

As described above, according to the journal paper management method, the transaction processing apparatus, and the transaction recording journal paper as one embodiment of the present invention, the printed journal paper 100 is taken out by the CPU 20, the keyboard controller 24 and the like. When the timing is detected, the printer controller 28 and the journal printer 30 use the area exposed at the outermost periphery of the roll-shaped journal paper 100 when the printed roll-shaped journal paper 100 is taken out, that is, at the end of the roll-shaped journal paper 100. Since the identification information 101 that can specify the contents of the transaction information printed on the roll-shaped journal paper 100 is printed, the manager of the POS terminal 10 can identify the identification information printed on the leading portion of the roll-shaped journal paper 100 or the like. Information 1
By simply looking at the identification information 101 printed at the end of the roll-shaped journal paper 100 without having to pull out and check 01 each time, the roll-shaped journal paper 100 can be easily identified and is the subject of investigation. The specific printed roll-shaped journal paper 100 can be easily found, and the time required for the search can be greatly reduced.

Therefore, for example, many POs such as department stores
Even when the S terminal 10 is installed and used,
It is possible to easily find a specific printed journal paper 100 to be investigated from a large number of the generated journal papers 100, and it is possible to greatly reduce the time required for the search time. Also, POS
Since there is no need for the terminal operator or the like to write the identification information 101 by hand, the labor of the POS terminal operator can be reduced, and there is no erroneous writing or omission of the identification information, and the reliability is greatly improved. To improve.

In the above embodiment, the identification information 101
As the start date and time of the process by the POS terminal 10, POS
The store number where the terminal 10 is arranged, the floor information and the sales floor information where the POS terminal 10 is installed, the identification number of each POS terminal 10, the information for specifying the operator of the POS terminal 10, and the like are stored and stored in the journal paper. Although it is designed to be printed, it is not limited to this, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

[0048]

As described above in detail, according to the journal paper management method, the transaction processing apparatus and the transaction recording journal paper of the present invention, the timing of taking out the roll-shaped journal paper on which transaction information is printed from the transaction processing apparatus is determined. When this timing is detected, identification information that can identify the contents of the transaction information printed on the roll-shaped journal paper is provided in an area exposed on the outermost peripheral portion of the roll-shaped journal paper when the roll-shaped journal paper is taken out. After printing, the rolled journal paper is removed from the transaction processing device and stored, so that the rolled journal paper can be easily identified, and the specific printed rolled journal paper can be easily found. From
The time required for the search time can be greatly reduced. Further, there is no need for the operator of the transaction processing apparatus to manually enter the identification information, which can reduce the labor of the operator of the transaction processing apparatus, and can prevent erroneous writing or omission of the identification information. In addition, there is an advantage that the reliability is greatly improved (claims 1, 5 and 10).

Further, the identification information may be printed at the end of the journal paper, whereby the same operation and effect can be obtained (claim 9). The timing is the time when the transaction is completed and the settlement process for this transaction is completed, and after the identification information is printed, the roll-shaped journal paper may be separated from the unprinted journal paper in the transaction processing apparatus and may be taken out. This makes it possible to easily identify the rolled journal paper on which the settlement process has been performed, so that the time required for the search can be greatly reduced. Further, there is no need for the operator of the transaction processing apparatus to manually enter the identification information, which can reduce the labor of the operator of the transaction processing apparatus, and can prevent erroneous writing or omission of the identification information. In addition, there is an advantage that the reliability is greatly improved (claims 2 and 6).

The timing is when the end of the journal paper in the transaction processing apparatus is detected. After the identification information is printed, the roll-shaped journal paper is taken out of the transaction processing apparatus, and the unprinted journal paper is replenished. Well,
As a result, it is possible to easily identify the journal paper that has been completed halfway, and it is possible to greatly reduce the time required for the search time. Further, there is no need for the operator of the transaction processing apparatus to manually enter the identification information, which can reduce the labor of the operator of the transaction processing apparatus, and can prevent erroneous writing or omission of the identification information. In addition, there is an advantage that the reliability is greatly improved (claims 3 and 7).

Further, it includes at least one of the start date and time of the processing by the transaction processing device, information for specifying the transaction processing device, information for specifying the operator of the transaction processing device, and the ending date and time of the processing by the transaction processing device. The identification information may be configured so that the specific rolled journal paper can be easily identified (claims 4 and 8).

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a principle block diagram of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram schematically illustrating a configuration of a main part of a transaction processing apparatus as one embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view schematically showing a printed rolled journal sheet taken out from the transaction processing apparatus of the embodiment.

FIG. 4 is a view taken in the direction of the arrow A in FIG. 3;

FIG. 5 is a flowchart for explaining a journal sheet management method as one embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a flowchart illustrating a subroutine for printing identification information.

[Explanation of symbols]

REFERENCE SIGNS LIST 1 transaction processing device 2 processing unit 3 printing unit 4 transaction information printing control unit 5 detection unit 6 identification information printing control unit 10 POS terminal (transaction processing device) 20 CPU (processing unit, detection unit) 24 keyboard controller (detection unit) 25 Keyboard (detection unit) 28 Printer controller (transaction information print control unit, identification information print control unit) 30 Journal printer (printing unit) 100 Roll journal paper 101 Identification information

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Claims (10)

[Claims] 1. A transaction processing apparatus for processing data relating to a transaction, prints information on the transaction as transaction information on a journal sheet, and stores the transaction information on the printed journal sheet as a roll-up journal sheet. A journal paper management method, comprising: detecting a timing at which a roll-shaped journal paper on which the transaction information is printed is taken out from the transaction processing device; detecting the timing; After printing identification information for identifying the contents of the transaction information printed on the roll-shaped journal paper in an area exposed on the outermost peripheral portion of the paper, take out the roll-shaped journal paper from the transaction processing device and store it. A journal paper management method, characterized in that: 2. The timing is when the transaction is completed and the settlement process for the transaction is completed, and after the identification information is printed, the rolled journal paper is unprinted in the transaction processing apparatus. 2. The journal sheet management method according to claim 1, wherein the journal sheet is taken out of the sheet. 3. The timing when the end of the journal paper in the transaction processing device is detected, and after printing the identification information, the roll-shaped journal paper is taken out from the transaction processing device, and the unprinted journal is read. 3. The journal paper management method according to claim 1, wherein the paper is replenished. 4. The transaction processing device according to claim 1, wherein the identification information includes a start date and time of processing by the transaction processing device, information for identifying the transaction processing device, information for identifying an operator of the transaction processing device, and an end date and time for processing by the transaction processing device. 4. The method according to claim 1, further comprising at least one of the following.
Journal paper management method described in section. 5. A processing unit for processing data related to a transaction, a printing unit for printing on the journal paper while winding the journal paper into a roll, and printing information on the transaction on the journal paper as transaction information. Thus, a transaction information print control unit for controlling the printing unit, a detection unit for detecting the timing of taking out the roll-shaped journal paper on which the transaction information is printed, and, when the detection unit detects the timing, the roll-type journal In a region exposed to the outermost peripheral portion of the rolled journal paper when the paper is taken out, the printing unit is printed so as to print identification information capable of specifying the content of the transaction information printed on the rolled journal paper. A transaction processing device, comprising: an identification information printing control unit for controlling. 6. The apparatus according to claim 5, wherein the detection unit detects, as the timing, a point in time when the processing unit ends the transaction and completes a settlement process for the transaction.
Transaction processing device as described. 7. The transaction processing apparatus according to claim 5, wherein the detection unit detects the end point of the journal sheet as the timing. 8. The identification information includes at least one of a start date and time of a process by the processing unit, information for identifying the apparatus, information for identifying an operator of the apparatus, and an end date and time of the process by the processing unit. The transaction processing apparatus according to any one of claims 5 to 7, wherein the transaction processing apparatus is included. 9. A journal sheet on which information relating to the transaction is printed as transaction information in a transaction processing apparatus for processing data relating to the transaction, wherein identification information capable of specifying the content of the printed transaction information is added at the end. Journal paper for transaction records characterized by being printed. 10. Each time the transaction information is printed, the transaction information is wound up and stored in a roll form, and the identification information is printed on an area exposed to the outermost periphery when the transaction information is taken out from the transaction processing apparatus. The journal paper for transaction record according to claim 9, characterized in that: